What it does
Pip can make a lesson, unit, worksheet, slide deck, quiz, image or rubric from a chat, and change the last thing it made when you ask. Say put it in my lessons and the plan is saved with the rest of your work. Slides always ask before using a credit.
Upload your own documents (PDF, Word, text or photos) and Pip uses them in answers and plans. Schools can add a shared knowledge base. Pip also learns your style from the edits you make to its plans: you can see, change or turn off what it remembers.
Who it's for
Teachers who'd rather describe what they need than fill in a form.
Why teachers use it
- Make anything from a chatLessons, units, worksheets, slides, quizzes, images and rubrics.
- Uses your documentsAnswers draw on your uploads and your school's shared documents.
- Learns your stylePreferences come from your edits, and you control them.
- Says when it isn't surePip tells you when it doesn't know rather than making things up.
How it works
- AskDescribe what you need in a sentence.
- RefineAsk for changes until it's right.
- SavePut it in your plans and keep working on it there.
Questions teachers ask
What can Pip make?
Lessons, units, worksheets, slide decks, live quizzes, images and rubrics.
Does uploading documents cost credits?
Each upload uses 1 credit. Chatting and planning don't.
What does Pip remember?
Style preferences learned from your edits, never your lesson text. See or change them in Settings, or turn memory off.
Works well with
- Lesson plansA full lesson plan with learning intentions, success criteria and timed steps, in about a minute.
- Edit with AISimplify, extend, shorten or differentiate any part of a plan, and see the change first.
- My toolsBuild your own AI tool with your fields and instructions, and share it with your team.
- Images and postersClassroom images in five styles, and printable A4 or A3 posters.